UK Logistics Week 2026: Collaboration brings the entire logistics supply chain together
In a landmark strategic move set to fundamentally reshape the UK logistics exhibition landscape, between 30 June to 2 July 2026.
The UK logistics supply chain will converge like never before across two leading Midland venues – the NEC Birmingham and NAEC Stoneleigh to create UK Logistics Week — the UK’s annual destination for logistics innovation, collaboration and opportunity.
At the NEC, Multimodal, Warehouse., Yard. and eDX will co-locate in adjoining halls, linked by walkthroughs for effortless visitor movement. Meanwhile, shuttle buses will connect The Road Transport Expo at NAEC Stoneleigh with the NEC, creating a seamless visitor experience across both venues. Together, these events will attract a shared audience of more than 25,000 logistics professionals.
More than a collaboration of exhibitions, UK Logistics Week will be the undisputed epicentre of UK logistics innovation and commerce.
Robert Jervis, Event Director of Multimodal, described the strategic decision as a natural and necessary evolution, focused entirely on delivering maximum value to the industry.
“Multimodal has built a trusted, nearly two-decade-long legacy as the premier event for the movement of goods, connecting ports, shipping lines, air freight, rail freight, and the entire freight forwarding community. Our 2026 event was already on track to be a record-breaker, welcoming over 13,500 highly engaged visitors and hundreds of exhibitors. This collaboration reflects that same drive to excel – it is about enhancing the attendee experience and increasing tangible outcomes for our partners and exhibitors. Read more >
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